In June, the "American Psycho" writer tweeted out the below to his over 310,000 followers.

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Bad move. Last week, here's what the writer said happened next.

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According to The Observer, Finke called Ellis' agency ICM to complain to his agent about the revealing tweet. When Ellis's agent wasn't available, Finke unleashed on an unassuming assistant, giving "an epic, otherworldly screaming-at, the likes of which the assistant had never previously experienced."

It appears Ellis may have hit too close to Finke's literal home on this one.

This black and white photo of Nikki Finke from decades ago is the last photo of the media maven.As Gawker reports:

"Although Finke doesn't own any units, her employer Penske Media Corporation does. (Penske Media, formerly known as Mail.com Media Corporation, is racing scion Jay Penske's attempt at building an online empire; he purchased Finke's site for far less than $15 million three years ago). Penske Media purchased the unit for $830,000 in November 2011, according to property records."

Incidentally, The Hollywood Reporter once offered Finke a $1 million house in Malibu in the hopes of luring her from Deadline, according to Curbed. It didn't work, but did end in a lawsuit between the two publications.